Highlands High School - Brigadoon Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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s the buses drove up to the front of the school, the eniors loaded up with pillows, alkmans, and bags of food just to at them through the night. wough the seats were uncomfor- lble to sleep in and seniors were fly allowed to have two cans of lda, students made the best of ieir ride, knowing this would be Trip full of fun their last moments shared together. Upon arrival everyone was eager to get a good scare on the Shock Wave and get absolutely drenched on the Roaring Rapids. The big items were sailor hats and Spuds Mackenzie dogs. When the last ride was finally ridden and the time had come to load the buses, Seniors looked back on the trip and smiled at the fun times spent together. Relaxing after all the fun at Six Flags is Gabriel Figuerora. iPhoto by Rodriguezj At Six Flags, Paul Flores takes time out from a game to rest up for the next thrill. iPhoto by Rodriguezj 'sl' Planning to put on his warm-ups is Mike Alberthal with Cindy Hawley. iPhoto by Rodriguezl Page by Letty Sosa and Brenda Garcia!29

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Walking through the park of Six Flags are Blaine Elmendorf, Tina Sonnier, Shelly Klaus, James Martin, and Leonard Mora. CPhoto by Rodriguezj Brent Almond, Jacquez Gaines, and Her- nan Pineda, sit there looking tired, but Victor Esquivel still has a lot of energy. iPhoto courtesy Almondj Before Lisa Hefner leaves the park, she PM has to bring back a souvenir to remember Six Flags. iPhoto by Rodriguezj Friends forever are Hernan Pineda, Jacquez Gaines, Brent Almond, Liz Morales, Lorna Roos, Trina Welz, Sherry Coy, Jesica Andrews, Victor Es- quivel, and Manuel Moran. iPhoto by Rodriguezj 28fPage by Brenda Garcia and Letty Sosa

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Singing in harmony to the tune of l Made it Through the Rain is the Senior choir. iPhoto by Froebelb Giving each other a final hug for good luck are Victoria DeHoyas and Lynette De Salme. iPhoto by Anayaj Caught in the midst of the rain are Mr. Jerry Moore, Ms. Margaret Carr, and Ms. Loretta Long. CPhoto by Froebely ll e made it through the rain sang the Senior choir at the graduation exercises, Tuesday, June 2, at the Convention Center Arena, but not many figured on having to literally make it through the rain. The Senior song turned out to be very ap- propriate due to the constant thunderstorms and flash flood war- nings in effect graduation night and the week preceeding it. Rain or shine did not stop the Seniors of '87 from graduating. As they filed 30fPage By Letty Sosa and Brenda Garcia l ? At lost, grciduotes in line, the time of saying goodbye to those high school years had finally become a reality. At the sound of the music, the graduates were cued to take their walk. In a state of panic, everyone straightened his cap and gave each other one last hug. A ' . 'jg ff. ilk it W V -. ' ' ,+:-L3d,3ff-,,,- M f H K . ' , A idfrgf F.,-' Q , . - ff W ' ' tf 15'.f , Upon entering, they basked the radiance of admiration by the family and friends. At the calling the graduates' names and futu goals, each stood in his moment glory. The class motto, written by Gil De Leon, was appropriate. Yeste day is just a memory: Tomorrovl just a dream, But today v discover what our yesterdays mea and move into tomorrow, beginnii to live our dream. The time had come at last!